Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

Um dos melhores RPGs que já joguei. Fico impressionado que nunca tinha ouvido falar desse jogo, me diverte demais com o combate e a mecânica de escalar os monstros e o pawn é uma coisa bem legal, gostei bastante da minha companheira(Coraline), me ajudou muito e ela só foi ficar meio burra no final kkkkk mas depois ela recuperou o cérebro.

De momento una locura de juego

very good

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is one of those RPGs that may feel a little strange at first, but once it clicks, it becomes incredibly addictive. The graphics and some mechanics definitely show their age, but the combat, exploration and especially the Pawn system still make the game feel unique even today. Fighting huge monsters, climbing directly onto them, experimenting with different vocations and building a strong party gives the game a sense of freedom that very few fantasy RPGs manage to capture. And then there’s Bitterblack Isle — darker, harder and much more dangerous, but also one of the best parts of the entire game. Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen isn’t perfect, but it has something many newer games are missing: its own identity. A classic fantasy RPG with excellent combat, memorable monsters and a world that is absolutely worth exploring. Recommended.

Tepid thumbs up. A bizarre RPG with a unique class systems and fun combat. Capcom has some ambitious ideas but they often fall short with execution. Pros - Combat. I'm normally a turn-based or RTWP guy but still had fun. Parrying attacks and smashing stuff with a mace feels weighty. I like how the game limits you to six skills at once to minimize button bloat and force specific builds. - The enemy AI can be real pricks: wolves and harpies will dodge, jump backwards, etc. Enemy archers hold the high ground. This game has a unique mix of brilliant AI and dumb AI. - The classes play very differently, and you can switch between them to unlock global buffs to create some broken builds. The mystic knight is unique in RPGland because you can play it like a combat engineer (e.g. place turrets and proximity "mines"). - It's a small thing, but the armor and gear look cool. - The game runs great on the Steam Deck. Cons - I think the negative reviews stem from the fact that "RPG chores" are too numerous in relation to actual fun combat encounters. Compared to how much time I spent at inns, messing with inventory, fetching pawns, and running around...the cool enemy encounters are rare. - Trash mobs are boring and repetitious, even by RPG trash mob standards. - The pawn system is clever for introducing social elements to a single-player game, but goodness are pawns DUMB. Modifying pawn behavior is obtuse at best. Oftentimes they'll stand around and do nothing while a giant monster smashes everything in sight. One of my Steam friends had a fully-leveled gigapawn I could retain for free, which I used to blow past some annoying segments. - Loot is disappointing. The game has too many potion varieties, and that's what you'll usually find. Nothing like finding a hidden chest and getting a random bottle of tonic you'll never use. - The story is garbage, along with the ending encounters. You can tell they ran out of money or were fighting a hard deadline with how everything plays out lol In conclusion, I had enough fun with the combat to tilt this "thumbs up" but I don't eagerly recommend the game, either.

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